OPlayer - video player

If you're a enthusiast or professional you will find this app is essential for any device. I am a file archivist/hoarder and have been utilizing this app for +7 years on my various iPhones. It is the swiss army knife of mobile media players that tackles any audio/video file type and is supported by devs who truly care about the quality of their app. I've been singing it's praises to everyone I know but now it's time to leave a review. Thanks for all that you folks do! Some features that I cherish: -Plays FLAC files! -Folder/File structure view -Plays files from local external storage and over networks -WiFi File Transfer (no physical connection needed, just connect to local WiFi and access/transfer files through web browser) -FTP Compatible: Play & Transfer (ability to sync files with one click when used with file back up/sync software in conjunction with FTP connection) -Functions as portable file storage drive (used this as such many years before iOS provided the "Files" option)

Still the best for LAN streaming coupled with a super powerful player sporting tons of features that positively crushes VLC and any other wannabe substitute. My only asks is a greedy one - SMB file manipulation as is available in the Files application. I typically download videos, compile a playlist, then delete the videos when finished. Have to switch applications to delete or otherwise rename/move files. This desire does not in any way affect my appreciation for this application, though. My 2¢ for how it can achieve glistening perfection, which it nearly has. Developers should be proud.

I spent a week trying almost every video player for the iPhone and iPad, and my conclusion is that OPlayer was tied with one other for the most elegant, powerful, and reliable video player. I've loaded it with 100GB of video, and it works flawlessly. The interface is also creative and really nice. And OPlayer runs nicely on both the iPhone and iPad. I rarely write app reviews (I'm busy), but OPlayer has inspired me to take the time to write one. This is an excellent app. It’s now a couple of years later, and I’d like to reiterate what I wrote earlier. But I’d also like to add that using this app has been an even better experience than I’d described earlier! I’ve changed phones and iPads a couple of times since then, and this app flawlessly synced its content with the new devices when I made the transitions. The other competing app I mentioned above lost all videos each time, despite claiming that it would sync them through iCloud and Mac backup. So this is still the best. I have only one minor suggestion for it: it has a nice feature that plays a randomly chosen video from the same folder next. Unfortunately, it occasionally plays the same one again. An improved algorithm that orders the videos in advance to avoid this (like the one iTunes uses) would easily solve this very minor problem.